Tips & Features
Vertical jigging spoons tips – video
Different factors can affect your success rate, including your lure’s fall rate through the water, the color of the spoon and vibration.
Want to feed the appetites of hungry wintering deer? Here’s how
A couple of lessons I’ve had to learn during the past several years haven’t always been fun. First and foremost, if deer densities are remotely close to the carrying capacity of the habitat, there are
Reloading firearm cartridges in its simplest form
Ask any reloader and they will tell you that reloading is a satisfying and enjoyable hobby and one that can alleviate what has become in recent years an annual and sometimes frustrating search for ammunition.
Christine Thomas: In search of elusive angel fish, part II
Seventeen years after our first trip to St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands (described in the last issue), I organized another trip.
Pro Tip of the Week: Pack light for late-ice period? Think again
During the late-ice period, remaining stealthy is more important than packing light.
Outdoor Steward: 5 top implements for managing your property
Tools for food-plot building and other hobby farm chores.
New winter chore: spin-proofing crankbaits for catching coho salmon
Coho salmon on the West Coast and Great Lakes are notorious for spinning the last 15 to 20 feet before they hit the landing net, so Schoonveld is spending some of his winter hours putting
Tips on being deadly with deadsticks
Unattended lines are called deadsticks when ice fishing. They can be tip-ups, tip-downs, Slammers, bobbers, or just a rod in a holder. Either way, deadsticks increase your odds and your ability to catch fish.
Ohio has options for trout: Here’s how to find them
Ohio has but a few rivers with trout, but they are good ones.
River trout provide some of the memories that smallmouth bass do. I have to go to a beautiful surrounding to find
